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AMUSEMENTS. . Bo Wise.. Book at Dresden, Is. 6d. — mHB KING'S. ■ — — I HE KING'S. —* BAYWARD'S PICTURES' TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! The Management Presents THE WAR FILM OF TP AGE, Ono of tho most 'costly pictures .over produced. A STUPENDOUS WORK. 3000 CAVALRY AND INFANTRY. .3000 CAVALRY AND INFANTRY. ADAPTED FROM HISTORY. An invaju.ablo cducator. A HUGE TRIUMPHANT SPECTACLE First Screening in Wellington of "THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO." "Till'! BATTLE OF WATERLOO."' "THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO." "THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO." "THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO." "THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO." "THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO. "THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO." "TfiE BATTLE OF WATERLOO." After r.n enormously successful season at Auckland, where, its English and Austral ikn triumphs were repeated The iilm accurately reproducer in MAGNIFICENT PICTURING' •the momorabio fight of 18th J-ttne, ISIS, r at the little village in Belgium between the Allied Armies and tho French, ajid is, therefore;, of distinct educational vainer and decided historic interest. v . IN BRILLIANT PICTURES, The Scots Greys; 92 nd Highlanders; InnislriiieM; Royals ; Life Guards j Dragoon Guards; Blues; 92nd Lancers, etc. ALL FAMOUS AT WATERLOO. . Raconteur ... Mr. Bttrrie Marschel. Screened to patriotic andmartialmiisicbj; 'THE KING'S ORCHESTRA. D.C. and O. Stalls, Is.; Stalls,, 6d. Hftservo at tllia Dresden, Is. 63. . _ gMPRESS THEATRE* ~ "Whero Everybody Goes." TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. New Programme, headed by. the i • Sensational A.B. Dramatis "feature": "THE INFLUENCE • "THE INFLUENCE- :. OF THE UNKNOWN. OF THE UNKNOWN." . "An Unwritten Chapter" (Vita. drani<v). , "'The Teacher at Rockville" (Lubii. dramas "Thi'Otfgii "Venice." AND SEVERAL OTHERS. -rjuTT valley"horti6ultur.ai ; . JjL SOCIETY. ROSE SHOW, ROSE SHOW. 1/IWER HUTT TOWN HALL, WEDNESDAY, 12th November, . Afternoon and Evening • Decorative Classes. Rose Naming Com* petition (open to ecncral public)^ T. L. BARKER, Hon. Sec. HIGH-GRADE PIANOS. " IF Jon intend purchasing a 'Piano, yon ■should .certainly inspect'our -various'•/' Stocks of Highrgrado Instruments by tho, *'< following world-famed makers;-' . . JOHN RRINSMEAD AND SON, JULIUS BLUTHNER, GORS A KALLMANN, SCHIKPMAYER & SOEHNE, . FRITZ KUHT.A, ' . " NEWMAN 4 CO. From tC3B cash, of easy terris.s (10 per '.' ccnt. deposit and balaneo in monthly pay-, tnents, extending over cm.fe, two, or three jeiirs). . ~ ■ ■■ Our fine Showroom is replete with all the latest models by the above firms.. Inspection cordially invited. CHAS. BEGG AMI CO LTD MANNERS FTREEI I The Oldest' EstAbli'hed 1 Pianu l(ouso !| in N.Z. GREG OR WRIGHT'S, ' FINE ART DEALERS, 'ARTISTS' COLOURMEN, PICTURE FR A JrE MA KERB,. 182 LAMBTON QUAY. , Telephone 658. WEDDING GIFT. T LOYD'S Lucky~WEDDIKG RINGS, H I Solid ttfct. Bold stamped* lGs. 6d. to 50s. each. 282 LAMBTCN QUAY and 114 CUBA STREET. VEW AND SUCCESSFUL WALTZ, In The "RUBICON," by E'rixest Toy. Beautiful and Dreamy. Price, is. Gd, posted, Is. 7d. THE ANGLO-AMERICAN MUSIC STORE. JIG CUBA STREET. THE CHEAPEST MUSIC STORE '-IN THE DOMINION. For C.ildren's .Hacking Cough at Nmht. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, le. fid.*